u/DaLiftingDead
The new DLC is perfect. I can't remember the last time a DLC felt this complete and good throughout a full run through. It's seamlessly built-in, adds a ton of new content, and is woven into the base game so eloquently I have no words to describe it.
Use this as the bar for future DLC's please!
Me and my buddy just finished our honor run on our second try! (First wipe was goblin camp when we tried to non lethal Minthara to recruit her and still save the grove).
OH Monk, Necromancer, Gloomstal/assassin, Veng pal Sword Bard
The best part of the experience was that he had never finished act 3 before and was playing Durge for the first time, and I got to see him experience it all with fresh eyes.
I would tell more of my favorite moments but there were so many I could write a book on it.
Just had to tell someone because I'm so amped up right now!
Yeah, the railgun nerf seemed a little heavy handed.
Shield seems great still but more balanced.
Breaker is still just fine, just have to be more careful with shots.
I haven't used laser cannon or punisher enough to judge them yet, but...
The buff to the flamethrower feels just right, and the increased duration and more focused fire spread with the 380mm is perfect IMO.
I think with a new warbond and the weapons in it, and a few more buffs to other existing weapons, the railgun nerf will be a distant memory.
My point is, Arrowhead made 2 brilliant buffs that feel good, and make the weapon/strategem viable and fun, without buffing too hard. I'm impressed by the accuracy in this aspect,
I saw the sub rule about no frequently asked questions, but after searching through a few dozen results I can't find an answer so I'm hoping you all can help me out!
What use are black holes? I looked on the wiki, but the other sub for the PC version mentioned it's different for console somehow.
I know there is some story related things later on, but I'm trying to avoid spoiling it for myself. Is there any utilitarian use for them other than the story purpose?
Am I missing a way to check the army power of individual units while they are in a stack with other units? I feel like we had that ability in planetfall; and it would be super cool for them to fix that, if there truly isn't a way that I'm somehow missing.
What do you think?
Has anyone actually run out of combat spell points during a fight?
The increase/Regen buffs that only work for combat points seem useless, as I never even get close. I end up getting more than enough from the combo world/combat point passives.
Good day fellow guardians!
Like many of you, I am bored at work and getting paid to Reddit. I wanted to bring up a side of the affinity argument you don't see here often.
I don't understand why people have condemned this feature. Most of them time posters don't even say exactly what their issue is. I used the term petty, for lack of a better word, to describe the complaints. I don't think the people posting them are petty, but I read examples of how Affinity limits them and everyone has seemed so minor, especially compared to the level of hate for the system. I want to understand.
I've played since D1 dropped, but I'm not a complete expert on every build or activity, so I may be overl
Just started using fusions this season, and while I'm not god tier yet, I did have my best match ever. 21 of my 22 weapon final blows are from Erentil. Thought if anyone would appreciate it, it would be y'all!
